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Last season, Crystal Hogan was the only woman officiating games in the top level of college basketball. The question is: Why? Continue reading A Referee Pursues Her Calling in the Men’s Game

Ms. Jones, currently a senior vice president at the network, will become the highest-ranking Black woman in the TV news industry. Continue reading MSNBC Names a New President as Rashida Jones Replaces Phil Griffin

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced a new restrictions model that could end indoor dining in the city as early as next week. Continue reading Indoor Dining May Be Banned Again, Threatening Many N.Y.C. Restaurants

Britain left hospitals short of masks and gowns, and stumbled on testing and tracing, so can it vaccinate tens of millions of people in a matter of months? Experts think it can. Continue reading After Botched Covid Response, U.K. Tackles Giant Vaccine Rollout

A family holds tight to tradition in the face of the hardest year. Continue reading When You Can’t Go Home for the Holidays

Distrust of the government is so widespread that 59 percent of Russians say they have no intention of getting a shot. Continue reading The Kremlin Is Offering Russians Free Vaccines, but Will They Take Them?

A new generation of practitioners says the profession pays inadequate attention to different kinds of diets, body types and lives. Continue reading Is American Dietetics a White-Bread World? These Dietitians Think So

As we adapt to a new normal at the office, let’s put some outmoded norms to rest. Continue reading Covid-19 Dealt a Blow to Working Women. Can We Emerge Stronger?